The ruby-gnome2 eclass currently only handles a single ruby version that is currently hardcoded in the eclass as 'ruby', but the code seems to be compatible with ruby 1.8 for the most part. The short-term fix is to support only ruby 1.8 in this eclass, by explicitly setting USE_RUBY and the proper ruby interpreter hard-coded. The long-term fix is to either make use of the multi-version install code in ruby.eclass or to add something similar to ruby-gnome2.eclass.
This problem should be solved with a new eclass: ruby-ng-gnome2. It builds on the ruby-ng eclass to provide support for multiple ruby versions. The 0.19.3 versions of the ruby-gnome2 packages will make use of this eclass.
We are currently stabling ruby-gnome2-0.19.4. Once that is done the old versions can be removed and the old eclass can be deprecated.
All old version have now been removed, except for ruby-glib2. A new stabilization bug for ppc64 has been filed.
This is already fixed in CVS. right?
(In reply to comment #4) > This is already fixed in CVS. right? Yes. Closing.
